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A “Teachers’ Bill of Rights”
In 2023, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 379, one of a set of state education laws known...
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JESS*, engaging in the non sequiturs characteristic of seventh grade: I...
What Regional Collaboration Can Deliver: A New Roadmap for Heat and Smoke Resilience in the South-Central Puget Sound
As federal funding for climate resilience recedes and the impacts from more frequent extreme weather events continue to grow, communities from...
Two Free Events for Less Pain and More Love
When I shared my recent sound bath experience last week, many of you responded letting me know life has been particularly challenging for...
The Places We Notice Become the Places We Protect
Most students at the University of California, Santa Barbara pass this place every day without fully realizing how special it is.
Just beyond campus sits Coal Oil Point Reserve and Devereux Slough, a tidal wetland shaped by shifting water and a surprising abundance of life. What might look like an open stretch of...
